Sharp County record., 1887-06-30

QUEEN VICSOPIA Is reported 10 De very
much alarmed over the alleged discoVe
of dynamite plot to bo carried out DUR
ing her jubilee.
DIR. MACKENZIE examined the German
Crown Princes throat on the l6tn' lne
doctor reported that he found that the
fungus growth had not enlarged and that
there were no signs of congestion.
ADvICEs from Burmah state that lhe
Dacolts are unusally active and trouble
some. They have committed NUMBER OIL
outrages. A banI of these marauoers
entered the house Of policemen at DnaI
tan and butchered the entire family
The Fulton furnace at jackson, w.,
owned by the Globe Iron Company, was
destroyed by fire on the night OF the l9Ih,
originating from the stack bursting. Inc
flames spread % rapidly that John Mar.
tin, the filler at the furnace, was cut Oh
and was burnel at the top OF the sUacA'
Loss, $4,000: no insurance.
THE drift of debate in the French Cnam
ber of Deputies on the 10th, indicates that
no money will be spent yet awhile on inc
schemes to make Paris q seaport or t0
connect the Atlantic ocean and the Medl-
terranean sea by canal.
JAMES G. BLAINE arrived in England on
the 10th. He declined to attend the JuDlle
banquet at Southampton.
ADvICEs from India say $40 men OF the
garrison at Hsrat mutinled on the 9Th
inst. A short, sharp fight ensued, in which
thirty loyal and fifty rebel troops were
killed The mutlneers fled, but most OF
them were captured. The leaders OF the
revolt were sent to Cabul.
TIE Pensyres murder trial at Buffalo,
N. Y, which has occupied four weeks,
came to an end at noon on the 10Th. Inc
prosecution finished summing up in the
morning and the judge charged the jury,
who retired at 1925 p. m. The jury re-
turned verdict in the evening OF MUIR
der in the second degree.
THE President has withdrawn his as
sent to the action of Secretary Endicott
and Adjutant- General Drum in the matter
Of returning captured Confederate flags
to the Southern States, having discovered
that Congressional warrant was neces-
sary.
Ii the dispatches from places along the
Cape Breton coast can be relied upon,
half the American mackerel fleet are IN
imminent danger Of being captured.
Miss ANNIE Brooks, handsome young
brunett twenty three years old, who lives
in East Orange, N Y, awoke the other
morning rich. A wealthy uncle, Patrick
Brooks, died last March, leaving he SOL
OOO The young heiress has been working
in silk factory and in dressmaking
shop to earn her living.
r. E. LEE Camp Confederate Veterans
arrived in Boston on the 10Th. They were
the guests of Post Is, G. A. K, They
were met at Fall River by delegation,
and on their arrival in Boston a proc,s-
sion was formed, consisting OF the First
Regiment infantry, the National Lencers,
Post 9, G. A. r. and Post 15 G. A. r. The
boys in gray received an ovation.
TIE returns from the local elections in
Wisconsin, which are now all received,
show that several thousand women voted
| for city, village and township officers
| under the new law which enables them TO
| do so at any election where officers are
chosen who have any connection with the
| schools.
| EVENTS udN6 IOCOlluly VI W. 49, 1890
waukee, Wis, which promise to clear uF
the myste surrounding the abduction
of Willie Dickinson, of Commonwealth.
Wis, six years ago. The boy, who was
six wears old at the time was kidnapped
while on his way home from sgnooi on
the inc of NoYember1, 1881. = -~-.7
: soit sooipo1 ted That Sir John MacdonaA
| the Canadian Premier, has threatened to
resign if the House of Commons adopts
the resolution in favor of total prohibi-
| ton.
A STRANGELY sensational story is
brought to London by British officer re-
| turned from Russia, to the effect that the
| Car is constantly "biling drunk" fire.
ouently in the most frenzied state of jim
| Jams, and that he will soon drink him
self to death, unless some high Official
kills him for insults and indignities Of
fered when on one of his whirlNind
sprees.